Hey,

You can fill your forms for University of Delhi once your results are out. The application for Delhi University generally starts once the results for all the borads are out. You can apply for the same from their official website i.e. du.ac.in and then can wait for the cutoffs to come out. Then you have apply for those colleges where your percentage lies in.

Hope this helps.

Hi Aspirant,

A score of 82 percent is quite good. Now go ahead and do whatever you want. It's best not to argue with the college officials because they're there to save admission number. Simply cancel your admission to that college pay your dues if their are any and apply for a commerce course in that same college the next year using your 10th grade score. When applying for 11th grade in commerce, you only need a gap certificate bond, as a proof that what you were doing in this gap year and a letter from the college that is LC.

Hope this helps,

All the best for your new career choice.

Hi

Yes, Practical Examination will not be conducted again , the same marks of your Practical Examination will gets carried over, you will have to provide your marks details while filling the form as a private candidate  and you need to give only theory examination.

You can check the same on the official website of CBSE the link for which is provided below

https://cbseit.in/cbse/web/pvtform /

Your profile suggests that you are a medicine experience so I am guessing that you are going to appear for either physics chemistry or Biology as private candidate.

Follow the below tips for your  examination

*in case you are going to appear for biology, you should read the chapter first then understand the biological processes and then learn them my heart and also learn the important examples. You can refer to books like trueman's Biology to understand difficult topics.

*in case you are going to appear for chemistry go through all the solved examples and intext and exercise questions of NCERT or your state board text book , in organic chemistry focus more on name reactions there are two questions from name reaction each year in board examination and many questions are based on them directly

*in case you are going to appear for physics, you can follow reference books like  SL Arora,  derivations are very often asked in your board exam ,so practice  all the derivations and do revise them as there are chances of forgetting them ,  go through solved examples and then go for unsolved numericals.

*Go through previous 10 year 12th cbse examination question papers as concepts are often repeated in exam so it will be of great help in your preparation

*Once you are done with your complete examination syllabus go through at least 3-5 mock test papers in each subject

Thank you

Dear aspirant,

It depends upon which line you will take in 11th standard whether you would take science or commerce or arts.

First of all your 10th marks are of no use to get admission in college . The important one is 12th. You should score in 12th and that if you are taking arts and commerce,then it would be much easier for you to grab any good college.

Hi Dear,

The Central Board Secondary Education (CBSE) has not announced any official date with respect to conduct of board and 9th and 11th examination. Moreover, datesheet for 9th and 11th class examination is decided on school level and generally depends on 10th and 12th exam schedule. So, you can expect the same to happen in the month of may or june.

Good Luck

Hey!

Each college has its own admission criteria, but generally candidate must have atleast 50% in 10+2  and 10th with mandatory subjects. There are many entrance exams which you can write to get admission in Top forensic science colleges of India. Some of them are:

• GITAM GET
• NEST
• CG PET
• OUAT
• BHU entrance exam.

To know more,visit here:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/forensic-science-course

Thankyou

Dear aspirant,

For appearing in criteria in jee 2021 it doesn't see that whether you have gap between your 10th and 12th std.

One of the major criteria for appearing in jee advanced is you should pass your 12th by 2021,2022 and 2023 .

Recently, education minister has waived off the 75% criteria for this year also.

For more information check out this link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

Hello Aspirant,

Yes , why not. You can move from CBSE to any state board you want. Many students change their board of education after 10th. There will be a lot of procedures to follow in order to take admission which you can know by contacting or approaching the school you want to join.  School leaving certificate, conduct certificate,migration certificate and your 10th marksheet are some important documents needed for the process. There might be other documents required  depending on the state board school you want to join. Going from CBSE board, it might be easier to handle the curriculum in state board so you should use this advantage and study well .

All the best

Hello dear student

Please visit the link for 12 class CBSE board old paper and solutions all information available in this link of careers360 website.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12th-question-papers

If still have any queries than please post your queries our experts definitely help you.

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hello student ,

Here , i will suggest you to follow thr below instruction to score good marksin boards .

1. Make the right use of additional 15 minutes

1. Make the right use of additional 15 minutes

1. Make the right use of additional 15 minutes

2. Set the priority

3 . Write a brief, to the point answers

4. Choose questions wisely

5. Attempt all the questions

6. Don’t decorate the answer sheet

7 . Leave 2 lines after every answer

8 . Try numbering points using numericals

9 .Put headings for points- in subjects

10 . Do not scribble ur answers much.

Hope it helps !